Advanced Inline Stabilizer
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Advanced Inline Stabilizer | |||||
Stability Augmentation System by STEADLER Engineering Corps | |||||
Radial size | Small | ||||
Cost | (total) | 1 200.00 | |||
Mass | (total) | 0.10 t | |||
Drag | 0.2 | ||||
Max. Temp. | 2000 K | ||||
Volume | ? | ||||
Impact Tolerance | 9 m/s | ||||
Research | Advanced Flight Control | ||||
Unlock cost | 7 200 | ||||
Since version | 0.11.0 | ||||
Part configuration | inlineAdvancedStabilizer.cfg | ||||
Pitch torque | 15.0 kN·m | ||||
Yaw torque | 15.0 kN·m | ||||
Roll torque | 15.0 kN·m | ||||
Electricity required for torque |
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SAS level | × None |
The Inline Advanced Stabilizer is a toggleable module that provides SAS functionality, a sort of autopilot to stabilize and help keep a rocket on course. It contains reaction wheels to provide torque to rotate the craft.
Description
“ | The inline reaction wheel system uses a series of spinning disc that are going "Very Fast", to generate the torque necessary to control a spacecraft. Comes complete with a built in flight computer. Please do not attempt to service this device while it is running. — STEADLER Engineering Corps |
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Changes
- Increased torque from 3 to 20
- Changed name to Inline Advanced Stabilizer (from ASAS)
- Added reaction wheels
- Retextured and resized (now smaller)
- (Undocumented) Mass reduced from 0.8 to 0.1
- (Undocumented) Ki, Kp, Kd values changed from 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 to 1.0, 0.6, 1.0 (respectively)
- (Undocumented) Cost reduced from 2300 to 1100.
- Initial Release